ထႅမ်းပလဵတ်ႉ:wikipedia

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The following documentation is located at ထႅမ်းပလဵတ်ႉ:wikipedia/documentation. ^[edit]

Useful links: subpage list • links • redirects • transclusions

Uses Lua:

• မေႃႇၵျူး:interproject

This template shows a right-floating sister-project box with a link to a Wikipedia page.

The template should be placed inside the section it refers to, immediately after the header. In the default case (a reference to the English Wikipedia) that is immediately following the ==English== header. If there are also images, box templates such as this should appear first. Alternatively, consider linking to Wikipedia in the "Further reading" section using the inline template {{pedia}}.

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All parameters are optional.

|1=

Specifies the Wikipedia page(s) to link to, comma-separated (with no space following the comma). By default, this is the same as the name of the current Wiktionary page. More specifically:

1. If the language is other than English, prefix the page with the Wikimedia language code (see Wiktionary:Wikimedia language codes) of the Wikipedia version to link to. This is not necessarily the same as the Wiktionary-internal language code; it supports language codes that are not allowed on Wiktionary itself, such as hr for Croatian, and occasionally different codes are used for the same language.
2. Separate multiple pages with a comma (with no space following). If a language code is specified for a given page, it becomes the default for the next page, so e.g. {{wp|de:Laubach,Landkreis Gießen}} (or just {{wp|de:,Landkreis Gießen}}, if used on the Wiktionary page Laubach) will link to two articles Laubach and Landkreis Gießen on the German Wikipedia. The default for the first specified page is English (en:). If the Wikipedia page contains a literal comma not followed by a space, put brackets around the link. For example, to link to an article 1,2-dicloroetano on the Italian Wikipedia, use {{wp|it:[[1,2-dicloroetano]]}}.
3. Use the syntax [[page|display-form]] to link to a page named page but display it as display-form. Language codes go outside the brackets; thus, use {{yo:[[Bùrúndì|Bùrúńdì]]}} to link to the Yoruba Wikipedia article Bùrúndì while displaying it as Bùrúńdì (note the difference between the article and the display form: the display form has an acute accent over the n).
4. To link to a specific section of a given article, place the section name after a #, e.g. {{wp|Edward#People surnamed Edward}} to link to the section titled People surnamed Edward on the page Edward.
5. A + anywhere in a given Wikipedia link is replaced with the name of the current Wiktionary page. Thus, {{wp|+#People surnamed +}} is equivalent to {{wp|Edward#People surnamed Edward}} if used on the Wiktionary page Edward, and {{wp|[[+#Places in the United States|+ (places)]]}} is equivalent to {{wp|[[English#Places in the United States|English (places)]]}} if used on the Wiktionary page English. The + does not have to be a word by itself; e.g. on the page October, {{wp|+ing}} links to Octobering. To include a literal + sign in a link, prefix it with a backslash, i.e. \+.
6. The inline modifier <dab> placed after an article name links to a disambiguation page. The inline modifier <dab!> is similar but includes the text (disambiguation) in the display form, while <dab> does not. Thus, on the page GDP, {{wp|<dab>}} or {{wp|+<dab>}} is equivalent to writing {{wp|[[GDP (disambiguation)|GDP]]}}, and on the page pie, {{wp|<dab!>}} or {{wp|+<dab!>}} is equivalent to writing {{wp|[[pie (disambiguation)]]}}. The text will be localized for the target language with Module:interproject/data/disambiguation; missing languages default to English.

|cat= or |category=

Specifies the Wikipedia category or categories to link to. The syntax is identical to that used in |1=.

|portal=

Specifies the Wikipedia portal page(s) to link to. The syntax is identical to that used in |1=.

Currently, you cannot mix article links with category and/or portal links; to do this, use separate invocations of {{wp}}.

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Wikicode	Output
{{wp|afterlife}}
{{wp|[[Trunk (botany)|trunk]]}}
{{wp|it:Roma}}
{{wp|wrong<dab>}}
{{wp|monarchy,kingdom (biology)}}
{{wp|[[monarchy|tyranny]],[[kingdom (biology)|lionny]]}}
{{wp|cat=colors}}
{{wp|cat=colors,national colours}}
{{wp|cat=es:[[colores|colors]],[[pintura|painting]]}}
{{wp|portal=energy}}
{{wp|Trial#Mistrials}}
{{wp|zh:,yue:,lzh:,gan:,hak:súi,cdo:cūi,nan:chúi,wuu:|pagename=水}}

See also

• {{slim-wikipedia}} — visually slimmer version of this template
• {{w}} — plain inline link
• {{pedia}} — for citing pages
• {{quote-wikipedia}} — for quoting pages
• {{uw-notwikipedia}}

TemplateData

This is the TemplateData documentation for this template used by VisualEditor and other tools.

TemplateData for wikipedia

Links Wikipedia in a box that floats to the right

Template parameters[ၸတ်းၵၢၼ် ၶေႃႈမုၼ်းထႅမ်းပလဵၵ်ႉ]

This template has custom formatting.

Parameter		ၶေႃႈသပ်းလႅင်း	Type	Status
Article to link	1	Article to link to on the Wikipedia Default {{subst:BASEPAGENAME}} Example color	Line	suggested
Category to link	cat category	Category to link on Wikipedia, instead of an article Example colors	Line	optional
Portal to link	portal	Portal to link on Wikipedia, instead of an article Example energy	Line	optional
Link label	2	If provided, overrides the displayed form of the link Example colors	Line	deprecated
Language code	lang	Wikipedia language code for the Wikipedia language to link Default en Example es	Line	deprecated
Section	section	Section to link on Wikipedia	String	deprecated
Second article to link	mul	Provides a second article to link to Example painting	Line	deprecated
Second article label	mullabel	Overrides the displayed form of the second link. Example paintings	Line	deprecated
Second category to link	mulcat	Second category to link on Wikipedia, replacing the second article link	Line	deprecated
Second category label	mulcatlabel	If provided, overrides the displayed form of the second category	Line	deprecated